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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
Ste FLORENCE Miabtineale Der .sfins
Gerpf1e9e.

Ste TIorence Miebtinsale Der Rin'
Eerpfe9e.
6plsenbes 1T eis Nus3us zines an ben
Deutfden &eform Wlefenger in @bams
bersbursh, Ya., sei4riebenen griefes:
Cine WObltbdterin.
Oefnet bic Ebire fir fe unb Wers.
Winslpw mirb beweiien, Bag fe bic ar,es
rifaniide 5lorentiner WaGtisaa Der Sim
Der lit. Dappn fnb mir 70 iberseuaf.
baB mir unierer vSufn1 Iebren merbei
gu iaSen: r@eieSnet iei Mrs. WinsIow"
neil fe berielben bebilnid mar, a5er bic
Yericse bes 5abneas unb anbere Bes
i4werlidfeiten far 9inber hinmeasutcm.
men. Wrs. Winslow's @Dctbing 5brup
nimmt ben 4inbern bic Shmeraen unb
turtrt Dnfentrie unb Diarrbre. Gr
madt ben @aumen 3art, befreit bon
Gnt5inbuns unb brin9t bas Sinb alidlid
iiber bic Yerirbe bes 3abnens btnpea.
@r tbut Serabe bas, mas er bpraiebt 5u
thun, Naes unb nidt ueniser. Bir ba.
ben einmal Wrs. Winslom aeiehen uub
tennen iie nur burd ibren Scptbiua
Sprup fur Sinber. Denn mir bic Wadt
hdtteh, wirben mir fe ais Seilanb far
Die 6inber hinffelen - mas fe aud in
ber Ehat III. Der Shrup pirb in
allen Gpcthefen 80 Is @ents per 5lajGe
~rerfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
1sioiua9s5east fig stbAast Dat. oil
WabI 0es NbgeDrbnetett G9wabIer
biirfte iomit feline Mnfe6tuns mebr er=
fabren.

= IS miir6e fi6 ai6t lobnen, na6s
benz 10 bel Miibe unb &apitaI auf bic
@mporbringui1g bieier Nrsnei peraus=
gabt worben, fe benz 8erberben au
i%ibsrlaKen. Man bart g immoti 9
- r=& egulator nit benz r6tbis
sen 3utrauen e%innebmen, ba er ni6t BON
Mbenteuern bereitet tpirb, tpel1e bas
@ei6dft Der Notwithstanding irz
genb wie a%ufgegabelt, ion6ern bon &c.
bilbetsn tpirflt6en Npotbefern, mel@e
bas @tubium Der Mebieit gu 1brer 2es
bensaufgabe gema9t baben. Sic
@orgfalt, @enauisteit uub Mettigteii
f6on I'm Musieben beg &egulators be-
tpeif, baB es bic beit bereitete Mr3nei i'm
Marfte unb S. $. 3etlin & So. MAIDEN
Sbren Wablfpru9 rPurissima 6 OPP.
TINA" (bie reinfte uub befte) 3ur
Wabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
California @eiue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm grobes So
get bon feinen California Weiileit Bel
0errn s. 5. MeDer am Mlamn
plasa. 0err Sleeper fudt bic Weine
an Srt unb Stelle aus ufb fauft oireti
aus benz Seller Ter Weinsi9ter. Mls
gutter Genner geIingt es ibm ffets, bic
beifen Sorten ausaupdblen. st fam
feline 2unbea uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen berfeben. 9otb= unb
WeiBueine In borsigli1er QuaIitdi
BON febt ab $1.00 per @allone -rei
ins Qaus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
maiiertprenae., NIT eMlanaeu,

perioner, tpel9e fi6 beim MaHer.
ipreugen Der Solitude hebiener mol.
len, fnb eriu6t, f6 in unierer Office
bic n6tbige 2iseas auf elm Sabr-am
l. Mai beginnenb = au berf9afen, ba
fir fol9en Wahergebrau6 cine Gpe,
aialrate bere6net piro. Wer bieier
Nuforberuttg ni6t na1tommt unb Sic
borgei9riebenen Bebingungen ni9t er,
fi0t, lduft Gefabr, baB ibm bic Malz
ier3ufubr abgei6nitten tuirb.
9ie @affertperf 9umpagnie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
Sdmdde nno finberleIe Tranell

iollten ni6t Seratueifeln, fombern Ratb unb Be.
lebruns aus einem 8ude l9Spfen, burd mel.
4es Sauienbe ianerbaIb t~iirasier 3eit ibre boae
Geiunbbeit wieosr erlanst unb ben ~ein3isen
@unf4 hires Ser3ens in grfiIuns seben Ia.
ben. Sas nit sieIen arantensef6i6ten er-
ldnterte, reidlid aussefattete neuefe @ert
nlro GRATIS unb franco berfftdt BON Der
Yrttate GltMic s. 4iSpeniarp, 15 9.
Spmftpn Gtr., Ntetu Y0rf, VI. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06

Har 9as 2pne@ tar Bier 1T
ni9t nur bas beliebteife @etrdnt In San
Mntonio, foroern iiberan. ND Mgenture1l
bieIer Braueret erri9tet iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
Sh9akob#
" Ocl
a aue Sd1mnersen.

80 geridte iiber. bena Grfors ppn ct. Safpbs
Del, iueIde Dor Sabrea %erSieIt ipurben iutb iett
beftGtigt perbett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
L. HUH l. SOHN,

Dte elite 1nn bemdbrte
Gtfen< u. 9pl5maaren<,
Jarbsn. uub 6amen>& aublmma
sse, aas amb use Rarti-e srate,
$an Antonto- .----.-.--.xexas.
Sabem erbalter cine @ar.2aoung
.. 3anbreth & Sphn Sdmes
reien.
crib : grbien, Bobaeu nnb Rorn, Gelb /. Rom
petbes anb gelbe8. GbenfalS ertnIten: Cine
garlabung 8. 2anbrett G Sobm eGte Gameu.
Rartofeln, alS ME extra GarIh 9ermont,
earlh @ofe, 8eautb of 1ebron, @bite Gle.
plant unb neue Sorten, @arfelb t1nb State
Of Wain.
Grtparten cine @arlabnng Carly climber uub
garlb Orange 8uderrobr. Gamen, aetp6buIihe
unb German Nilet, gsbptil9es Meiss unb
B~efentorn- Samen. IN S anb: Sobaion, Wixeb
Stature, Or9arb, YerreniaI Mbe, unb Mafeu.
Dras Samea. Meiber fApebif&er oafer.
Msenten fir MietIe8IueGrasMeit
pfIige; fi1b bic beitfn, einfa1fen, biIiafen.
fdrffe1t iinb Ieiwt sebenbfen @eitpfhiae ton
aen nit 5tuei guten Yfer6en ober MfnIen beor.
beitet perben. @benfauS vFonaueIess Blue
8el", Beauty unb v2aureI@, gang FabI,
riding and walking Cultivators nit ODER obne
Rorn, unb 8aumipollensY Fanaer.
Gsenten fir BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Flanet it. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
Dined, GAM Samensrils, WFige unb guI.
lipatcreiI. gnft. .. Bre9t Burfmaf9inen nnb
Builder MteufIien, Sarriiom Bros. & Co., au
Sebrau9 fertis senifdte Barben, gbas. Mntbs,
&onig.g xtrartoren, Bienen- Ran9er, MeFer st.
Bir taufen brett bon Gdbrifer iinD bertaufen
~ ben niebrisfen Marttpreiien fir "cashn.
T., HuEh a SNhn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06

6 Sabre fpdtsr.- gebetIt.
Bloomington, Sus., 10. DIT. 1886.
bur9 ct. Safobs Del pom 8beunatisntus be-
iteit 1par6e. SerieIbe bate fi9 int 9enfel
f~eftge5ebt ,inb Id tonnte fti6t obre Stod aeben.
Nam einigen ginreibungen nit bent aisge=
seidteten S9nersenifider mar i'd bergeftent
Mttb bin felt Der 8eit Don aaen S9rterden pers
t9oft seblieben. percp M%...ToIfom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
FRITZ STEINER
Better Der Dads
Rumnier so. 81, 50, IS, 80 unb IS.
Can AntOuip, Eeyas.

Die 5utf6eu finb nea, MODERN, beauem un>
BITE wferbe ausgeei6net. Gremoe, tpeIAe I'D
oerfelbeu bebiensa %poIsn, fnben lie auf benz
Mlaino. unb Main.N Iasa 8eRelungeu ton.
men auberbem TN Stale, e6e bon eowjlon.
STRIDE unb apenne o ober per 9eIepbca No.
306 sema6t perbeu. Yreife rdtfonabse
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06

. oSWyre lpNltrs
8eauer, 8eapers Go. .ga, 20. Dftobsr 1886.
p~errenfte mir bas Sanbselent. SD rpurbe
peranlaBt ct. ssSafobs Del 81 p~erfudert ui1o
1pari TT fir5er 3eit uoaftdn6is sebeilt.
8. G.. Mtfins.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06
sie aefSe,t eInes gaebaftetrs.

Die Seinra tineS slsoafteara.
9Iooninston, SGs., Dftober 1890.
sd babe pieIe. Sabre an rbeatnatii6en
S1ater5eft IN t~teiiteit Mettel gelittea lnb
fotinte burd ttidts 2itberung ftnben. Drei
Ginreibunge1 NIT ct. Safcbs Del iteatc,t mild
faft satta tuteoer bers 4ercp@ 81. SoIfort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06

the CHARLES A. voGELER CO., Baltimore, Md
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-06

Git tsrretfteS Sanassletf sebeirt-Sami 1881.
&eauer, 8eauer Co., ga.
@or einigen Sdgeu ieI i1 Dom 8agen unb
uerrenfte mir baS 9anbgeIent III ether fbIirtz
tnen &eife; bic S9fnerSen rparen f%iirebtbar.
&orute teinen Singer berpegen uiib ftiebt i9las
fen. 9adbem i'd ct. Sdfobs Del %aigenanbt
batte warert ole S9nter5et in 10 Itirl,ltet pets
fdtpuubeu. 8. 6. MtftnS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Tho Eorr worth n1arketr.

BUTTER 10 per n creamery 2oc,
G DTTON-S 0JGS 30.
UoFFEE-Rio, fair A3ac; prime ?2e; o choice y,
&c; Laguyra 20Hc; Java SIC; Golden bio
24Ec; Pea Berry 25lsc.
CHEESE-The better grades and ONO FACTORY
IOelOlEc; fuI cream twins Ice.
CA8BAGE-Calttornia, 81 co per leo lbs.
CANNED GOODS Peicer per dozen: Pine
rs. 81 30; 3 Il 9 s. so; seconds, Ms, 81 20; ms
81 IS; strawberries, MS 81 20; blackoeTries
81 80; green cages 6; gooseberries 81 GO; rasp-
berries 81 so; green peas 81 l06l so; tomatoes,
standard, > lbs 81 l0i secoGds. , lbs $; lbs
81 %; green corn 81 1901 50; oysters full
So lbs S; eaiinon, l ID s. IS; lbs $;
1scserel l % q 60; sardires, American, SIS So
case; Imported SD 5Oal4 90 case; Eagle con-
deu.ed milk $ 70.
EGGS-l2-a cper dozen.
FRTTTs ANo VEGETABLES - Lemons,
s. O0Q5 80 per bon; peaches, one third bu.
boxes SOC 75c; apples, one-third bu ooSes, 4UG
soc: per bb, "a O055 60; tomatoes one third ou.
boxes, 81 25Ql 50; potatoes, northern, 81 20 per
ba: onions 2hc per pound; navy beans, &C
hand picked IN bols, medium Dds, 30 oV;
large Lima &C. ,,,.
natent. 81 IS; third grade, s. 40.
FUEL-Mchlister coal, Car loao on tracE, 81
ward S. 90. delivered So SO; McALtster coal, to
10 tons al yard SIS p, delivered 20 20; McAliis,
| ter coal, to tons, st yard 80 oo. ceilveIca
81 Is; McAllister coal ton, st YARD 30 io deuv'
| cred 81 so; McAllister COAL ton, st yard IS 5V.
| delivered 81 90; McAllister coal, = Ton. at ysIa
81 u.s. delivered 50 le; McAllister coal, less thsn
| X ton per l0U ST yard 45c; Pennsylvania marc
| coal, tons, ct yard Sll 90, denVefee az w ~
Pennsylvania hard coal, ton, st ya1u az " !,
| delivered So 50i Pennsylvania haTd eoal, =
ton, st yard Sc 90. delivered S. 81: olscksmihr
coal. ton, at yard Sl2 90, delivered Sl2 o..
| Cord wood, ! cord delivered "A W. cotu Wooo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

summer business, as business men buy
candy there for their wives out of town,
and young clerks send q box every little
while to their girl who is off st some
summer resort. In the winter the bulk
of the trade is by the women themselves,
who cause more trouble than the men,
end do not buy SO much Of the highest
price. When man is buying candy he
asks for the best, while g woman prices
the candies as she does everything else.
womGn's candy store can always be
told from mans candy store by noticing
whether there is q soGawater fountain
and some tables to sit down at. a man
does not 60 to candy store but to g
drug store for whatever sodsWater he
may want, while woman prefers candy
store TO have sodawater and ice cream
attachment. Some Of the candy stores
are accused Of running liquor attach
ments in the back room reserved for Ice
cream tables, but as men do not go there
male reporter has no way OF fading out
except by hearsty whether there is Sc
, cret for men in the guise Of an ice cream
! parlor.
The best paid man IN candy establish
ment is the designer of new candies. His
pay is $50 or $50 a week, while the fore
man of the factory receives only $50 or
$40. There Is always demand for new
candies with new names. Each new
thing invented has it's run Of popularity
for little waile, and then is succeeded
by something else. The candy man who
puts the most taking novelties on the
market the right time is the one who
makes money. There is e constant
demand not only fer new candies but fol
new fiavors and designs in cid standbys
Molasse5 candy is as old as any form oil
confectionery, yes there are new favOrs
and forms Of 1t appearing every little
] while, and esramels and chocolate con
fInuslly turn up with some French name
ptefxed to than. A man who can invent
| su9h things is worth money, ana is rare
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
1--we Stock hrarket,

ST. LOUIS, MO, Sept, -CGttle-Receipts,
1900; shipments GO; market active ana
higher; fair TO choice native steers II UJd4 ~:
butchers' steers, s. 4OG4 10; feeder. s. 5UG
a.; Texans 9nd Indians, s. 25G3 90. HCgs
-ke@etpt4 SEQ, ehiDments none; ranging from
II OO05 80; mar'et active and Toe higher.
Sheep-Reccipts zee; shipment5 $50; market
strong; tair TO choice - l5G4 10; common To
medium s. 00G3 o. lambs s. y0G4 20.
NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-Beeves, receipts
II csrs Tor the market. 40 cars
fer export ana l} CiTS for SlaugnteTcrs direct;
totel t5r week 9j41 head; marE5t EImer and
higher; common TO prime native steers sold at
S. 55G{i p; tOpe at 8 $685. 50; decent GeN0n
steers So s., and fairsh Colorado steers At 81
Sat bulls ami dry COWS were al = ga g %
sheep, receipts 1900, maEing 1910 tor the
week; firm for She p AMI fraction h'2her for
IamO5. Sheep sold at &40$5 per 100 pounds
lambs S5GS7.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept I2.-CatHe -Receipts
90JI chip aGnIs IuuU; trs- keL sLrOug and higher
eIs 81 75G3 o. cows, bulls and mi1 I'd 81 25d2 -
wegt5ra rangers s. 25G1 80: TeXaH C-:bc = s.
as TO- HOgu-Rece p 1900; shipments jGUI;
m4rSc; steady, raagips trcm - 90 to = 10.
sheep Receipts 5000; ipments lt0l; marke
slow; westerns weaker n7ttVss = IjU4 y;
"estern So OOG3 Is; I .XaEs s. GOA - lamps
81 2jG4 IS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept. -Catua-Receipts
800, shipments 1900 market finn for choice
Cornfei; corn grass range slow and fairly
steady good to choice c0rnfed 81 1904 6G +,
common to medium s. 2j64 90; stOckers 3 -JG
6Ji feeding steers ) 60; cows 81 a. 90;
grass range steers = - as -. HOgs-Reccipts
4l01i shipments 900; market weaker and 5G .Oc
lower, ranging from s. O)Gj 50. 5heep-Rc
cejpts 1909; soipments none; market weak
good to choice 50 tOG3 30; common 70 mCdiim
3 u0G2 -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Ott CHANGE.
Spot Cotton UnchsDged-Futures IL.
regular, in Seme Cases Higher, In
Others hGWer-Xoney Easy
Wheel Opened Weak, Declined Steadily
and CLOSED LOwer-Livo stock Trauo.
actions Brisk.
Daily RevieW.
GAZETTE OtbIOEi
FORT Worth, TEX, Sept. u, 1851, !

GAZETTE OFFICE, I
FORT WORTH, TEX Sept. II, 1851
Trade was very good Today.
Cotton advanced ten points and the
market was stiff until evening.
Sugar has advanced SHARPLY.
Meats have advanced.
Fancy apples are in market Ct s. per
barrel
Butter and eggs have declined mate
reilly IN price.
Cabbage Is lower.
THE FRENCH COTTON INDUSTRY.
According to g foreign consular report
the cotton Industry of France is not in S
satisfactory condition. Tais Is attributed
TO tae large increase in the importation
Of foreign spun and woven cotton, Chiefly
from England. Lille, forty years ago,
contained twenty-seven spinning mills,
and now it has only sixteen. The lmports-
ton of yarn in 1856 amounted in value to
about soc, coo francs, but four years ago
the value OF the imports was upwards OF
| IS ,OOO, 600 francs. The French demand
for foreign cotton goods increased from
| 800 900 francs in 1856 to upwards 60 000,-
| coo francs IL 1884. During the interval
| between these years the population OF
/ France hsi not increased to an
extent that justified the in
creased imports, and as the French
exports do not show relative increase,
i. is assumed that the greater quantity OF
foreign cotton yarn and cloth taken by
France must be at the expense of its OWL
| production OF those articles. TIE de-
cline therein is attributed to the great
competition of English spinners and man
ufacturers in recent years. It Is estimated
that from 15 to 50 per cent. pro
duced in England must ind az
outlet in g foreign market. For
merry this was not difficult MISTER, bu
in recent years it has become so. Years
ego noa-spinning countries took off The
surplus output of the Lancashire mills
but now in many instances their markets
are either closed or only take limited
supply. This is the case witt
South America and with some
parts OF Europe. The result is,
that whereas formerly only ;
small portion of cotton goods we're con
signed to France, the French msrkets ar'
now full of them, and French s2irners
and manufacturers find themselves bese
by ruinous competition. During las
year the English consignments OF piec'
goods were not 90 heavy as in the two
preceding years, but those of yarn in
creased by nesrlV 100000 pounds
Il Cotton World.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
FACTS ABOUT CANDY
--' Fort That Pays Best-what 1t Oostg t.
Run Cauoy storss-How to Tell
WOmRa's Store.
New York sun.

hNLn8a SiOros
New York sur.
mere IS more money in mClssses candy
~e ordinary selling prices than in any
r2sT kind.
NoSe 10 molssscs cSndy comes choco-
as crops csvamals and other candies in
.--'- sugar AID chocolate or plain tivors
he Ingredients The candies on
'-'l there Is the least profit il proper
~ 70 the selling price are those which
y -.|2. Ile best cOnfectioners' sugar
~ UNI little over six cents q pound,
- -s 2SS- grades of molasSes are not
"a a. IA@y aud little f7voring make
-s>Ses candy, and thsr is why there is
rS1ch prom in it.
-.sie IS another particular besides
49, grades Of molGsses or sugsr and
:, .1l that makes 3 big difference IN
:. s-a-'ty Of candy, and would account
- DC superiority OF some csudY over
G, IS Iaa, Is the quality OF the butter,
gC9ltecuoners do not use butter at
1-eTe are plenty OF substitutes Tor
49, none answers entirely. One OF the
:, =, . a-o"n candy men in New York. who
- JUL, up q large business, starting
:. J sias.. taIy shop, thinks that his
n,:1 81 V1-cent butter in his molssses
:, las done more - build up his
-, reputation than anything else. BE
~. ~ is NE keynote OF csndv success:
49,, 80 .,pa-eg.2.s, fruit syrups and fine
e - ms I expense IN running 8 candy
,g.,.> Tent End clsra hire. The rent OF
.> ~,'a 1s57 or FIf.h avenue store runs
IN S-'.V q year 10 $4,000, and one OF
,-Ay DC over that. The rent on g
h - q candy costs almos. IS much as
.a,s .sar Tae clerk hire is l.rge in
IA. - - as the candy trade is not steady
be sspsndS on the weather and hours oi
go,. az a fac afternoon will crowd the
Ans ana work every CLERK, while OIL
s.c, Jays they have nothing TO do ou
tGs IL. Iae flies The clerks are almost al
1 o,. auu get from Sc to SIS week, witt
lie "oman at Sl5 or SIS. The cleri
M y. sn uptown Broadway store is
ss,o Ii0fe than the rental usually, though
L On! Is Que place that pays as much rem
q !, auch candy of the best grades i
~ summer as in winter, if not more
uy stores down town 90 oil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

No aigher compliment could be paid to
an sgsele of merchandise than to have it
initiated in quality or name-since the
magic, qualities of He-No Tea have created
such lsaide-sbfesd popularity, shrewd
tdsissss neglhsve repeatedly placed on
.the market SStt{ferent grades ana qus CITIES
Of tea sn9cslled by'sorae. name nesely as
possibIes resembling the words RsNo,
i member. the only original He-No Tea
is sold by Fort Worth Grocer Co., North
Texas agents.
P S-The trade supplied at importers
prices. F. ". G. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept, l2.-Catsle Receipts


GALVESTON. TEX, sept. I2.-Oofee IN
changed.
NEW YORK, Sept I2-Cof e-spot fair; Rio
dull at $40 20; options 3avy .l5620 points lower
SPECULATION was moderate; salCs IS SO bags.
October SIT 7jG1S 90; November SIS OjGIs -;
DecemberSIS lOGIS 3j, January SIS 20G!S 40.
February SIS 40; March SIS 250lS 80; Apr
Is 2jGls As; May SIS 5jGlS Is; June SIS 300
A.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 12.-1otson-s Spot
quiet and UNCHANGED.
cross receipts, 1870 bales.
Sales, 549 bales.
Exports, none.
Shipments coastwise, $500.
Stock ls,Us6 bales.
Low ordinary, exc; ordilary, &c; good
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13
rha vynoI Market,

ST LOUIS, no, Sept. I2.-Wool~ Quiet and
steady; unwashGd bright medium, i6d26c
coarse braid l532}c; low sandy, ij6l9c; fine
light l7G22C; fine heavy l4G20c; tub washed
cnoice, 3Sd3o &C; fair, S2G37c; low, 30G33c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

per biI. So 25Gl5 80. lard per 100 POUNDS,
s. 81 a g. Short ibis sides. loose, J. y".
Dry salted should IS boxed, $ 25e ) % /,
short clear sides, boxed. 50 3JcJ 81. WHISKY
disti Iers foi he'd gOoie, pee gallon, 81 TO- Su-
gar. cur loaf So @7c; EraauIated CSC; standard
4 g.
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COrEON nlaRBETa.
Eece,pte at All Untted States Port1.
New YORK,

NEW YORK. Sept. -Cotton-Spot closed
easy and unchanged.
Ordinary, &c, good Ordinary, S Is lee; low
middiing, sc: midiling, 1850; good mid
| ding. 1929 mddling fair, lie.
Sales, 566
Stock, B., S99 balee.
Futures opened ard ruled steady, closing
weak and 10 points lower than Saturdays
| ClOEa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-13

NEW ORLEANS, La Sept. 2.-Oot:on-spos
closed firm.
Sales 1850 bales.
Stock 20, 63 bales
Low ordinary CSC; ordinary Gzsc; good or
cinGTy SC; !oW mi1uunS &C; ntudlinE l-l65i
good mddl!ng 9iic; miduI.n3 fsir 9's;i fair
1910.
Fu.Urey opened steady, ruled quiet and
closed weak, 5a6 points lower than Saturdays
C Ose.
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In the Produce Exchange day the butter
market was steady; creamery lIG23c; datrv ID
@l!c. Eggs firm, fresh laid northern I5ls Cl6c.
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nE OrIAanK,

ordinary, SIC; low mi+ ding, s.! :; nj ding
SIC; good milling ga; midllng lair, &c
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l2.-Ooi;on-spot harden
ing, Lice higher.
Ordinary 4;4d good or linsry 51-l6d; low
middnns 51sd; middling upiands sid; mid
ding Orleans 5isd d.
Total sales 1000; American lO,SOO; imports
leo; American 1is1.
Futures opened steady at On advance, closed
gu ct and steady, "a points higher than Sat.
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affidavit has not pean made at random.
The eliminating evidence against Cress-
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v.~-Vnas ,nv uIisas ovusEoxa sIIA
seen the folly Of marring her natural
beauty.
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IOvu IVuSy anu Ivul KVOV-
lighted and is little better than placA
hole. MIR. O'Brieu is i'll good spirits, a
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Connections msda ~ Peri9 With ADAMS
Express for 81. Louis, Chicago, Cincin-
nati and eastern cities, and a. Purcell
with Wells-Fsrgo & Co.'S Express FOR
Kansas City, Mo, and a., points II Kan
sas, Nebraska ard Iowa.
We cfer quickest and most direct
route between Galveston snd u0ustan,
ana Fort WORTH, Gainesville sDd !nte.
mediSte points.
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Express COMPANY.
New Offices
New Offices
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,

IzxARKAyA, ARK, June 20, 1887.
The TexSs Express Company has az
t3a1ed It's services over the Kansas Cry
Ind Paris Extensions cf the Gulf, Colo
r&du and Sau-a Pc Railway, anj over
the Sherman Branch of the ST. Louis,
arkansas and Texas Rellrosd, OPENING
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of the heart, ia something wonoer!uI 9
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